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Your Self and Your Heath: Yin Fire (Ding) People

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Both Chinese Astrology and Chinese Medicine are both based on the Five Elements. These Five Elements rule the five zang and fu organs along with the twelve energy meridians, which stand for different physical and emotional disturbances in your body.  Being in touch with your Self helps you pinpoint the critical aspects of your health and introduce ways to try and balance any disturbances. This time, the focus of this post is on the Ding Self.  (Want to learn more about Ding people? Just follow the link: http://altheachineseastrology.blogspot.rs/2018/01/ten-selves-ding-people.html ) Your meridian is housed in the Heart. The Heart is the origin of the spirit and the control panel for the emotions. When it is strong, the person can control their emotions. However, when the heart is weak – that is when emotions can run rampant. The Heart is in charge of long-term memory, thinking, intimacy, intelligence, and cognition. Energetic disturbin...
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Your Self and Your Health: Yin Wood (Yi) People

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There is a resonating saying: Your health is your wealth. When our constitution is weak, it can disrupt not only our accomplishments but also our quality of life. In a Chinese Astrology consultation, we carefully assess the Five Elements and their strength and balance to establish and understand an individual’s health and introduce ways to improve their well-being. This next post in the series focuses on the Yi Self. (Want to learn more about Yi people? Just follow the link: http://altheachineseastrology.blogspot.rs/2018/01/ten-selves-yi-people.html ) You are under the major influence of the Liver meridian. In Chinese medicine, the Liver stores our blood, regulates our energy levels and supports the nails, eyes, and ligaments. When the Live Qi (energy) stagnates, it can give the impression of a tight chest, unhappiness, crying, menstruation or other hormonal issues and even depression. On the other side of the coin, when the Liver Qi is ...
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The Ten Selves – Ren (Water) People

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What does your Self reveal about you?   Your Self matters – it determines who You are!   Water will always carve its path.  The strength of your Self depends on the season you were born. For instance, if you were born in November, December or January – your Water Self will be strong.  Ren Water is represented by prominent and powerful currents – like in streams, large lakes, the sea, and oceans. Beneath the tranquil appearance, Ren people are bold, fast and dynamic. Like water is ever flowing, they refuse to stay still – their mind and body continually thrumming with activity.  Curiosity leads them to try new things; their adventurous spirit can sometimes wander them into trouble. Whatever the problem though, they will always find a solution. As keen observers of their surroundings, they’re always on the lookout to spot – and snap up – opportunities with creativity and inspiring enthusiasm.  Despite be...
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